Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-09
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j. II. Reifsnydor, Esq. is absent
on business trip to Erie, Ia. We nn-
derstand that he is lookingaiter the new
engine which the knitting factory
company are purchasing from firm ut
that place.
Harry A. Hall, of Elk county, who
will be remembered by most OF our
readers rs one of the political stump
speakers in last falls campaign, has AS
sumed editorial control of the st.
Mary's Gdsottc.
I.osr.-Geo. Reber, of Centre Mills,
lost twenty dollars OF money between
the toll-gate south of town and Cohurn
on Decoration Day. The dnder will
please return it to the owner and receive
a suitable reward.
-Ex.postmas,er j. II. Johnston, of
BelIcfCnte, and one of the most promi-
nent Republican politicians in the cour-
ty has secured an important position in
the office of the Secretary of Internal
Affairs in Harrisburg.
--Bellefonte was treated to music 10y
n Bavarian band last week, aud in view
of Belefonte not having a band of
their own, the DAILY NetcS editor pro-
poses that the town engage "dot leedle
German band" permanently.
VALUABLE Horse FOR SALE.-W.
5. Musser, of the Musser House, Mill
helm. offers for sale llne, jet black
horse, weight 1910 pounds, cSaranteed
sound, and suitable for all work. For
particulars inquire of owner.
The band lost one of its old men,
bers in the person of Samuel Weiser,
who resigned all band property in his
possession last week. Here is chance
for one of our young men to become
musician by footing the first Eo Alto
horn.
-ReY. F. ID. Keen of Liverpool, Pa,
was here on visit 10 his parents, Ja-
cob keen's. He was accompanied by
his wife. Mrs. Rev. Nj. |. Jamison,
OF Clinton Democrat, Pa, also spent
several days at the parental home in
this place.
--On Monday evening will be the
next regular mouthly meeting of the
Millheim Building and Loan Associa-
tion. Since Mr.. Deininger, of Centre
Hall, fails TO put in his periodical ap-
pearance, one is apt to forget the time
of these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. ID. Musser took
the Monday morning train to go TO
Lutherville Seminary and attend the
commencement exercises there. Their
daughter Mabel, who is member of
the junior class, will return home with
her parents after commencement.
by some mishap one side of E. w.
Mauck's foundation wall on Penn
street was put up wrong, the southern
corner being five inches oyer the line. /
He thinks he will have 10 tear the wall
out and have it rebuilt. The frame /
work of the building was raised yester-
day
The petitions in circulation for the |
pardon OF the proprietors of the Will
Transport Sunday Grit are said to contain /
already over four thousand signatures. /
Last week petition was returned to
the Grit office bearing the names of iif-
ty-fiye OF the leading newspaper men in
Philadelphia.
In the line of improvements the |
town council at It's regular meeting on |
Monday evening ordered the construc-
tion of new crossing near Fred Cath
erman's residence on North street, and |
gave notice to VIM. Walker to recon- |
struct the side walk in front of his |
property on Main street.
Our Bellefonte exchanges contain |
an account of pleasant wedding which
came off at the Bush House at that |
place on Tuesday of last week, the con-
tracing parties being Geo. G.. Hieter,
of Mifflnburg aud Miss Alice Foote,
daughter of Geo. w. Foote, editor of
of the Mifflinburg Times
"A dispatch TO the Philadelphia
Times from Lock Haven says that the
spring wheat crop in Clinton county is a
failure. The Hessian fly has destroyed
at least two-thi-ds of the entire crop OF
Clinton county. The farmers are dis
coul aged and little wheat will be sUwn
this fall. All other grain is THRIVING.
"A number of young men played a
scrub game of base ball on Saturday
afternoon. What's worth doing at all
is worth doing right and we advice the
organization of regular club. It's all
the 60 and the game is of healthier
and purer character than many other
games that are being played around
here.
1t is gratifying to observe, says
Menamin's Printers Circular, Phlla-
delphia, that the socialists and all the
many expounders of new-fangled doc
trims of labor and capital, make few or
no converts among the printers. They
are too intelligent to be fooled by the
crazy theories which are floating around
in every direction.
Democratic candidates for county
offices should not forget that it will pay
them to announce their candidacy in
the JOURNAL. The truth of the mat
ter is they can hardly expect to reach
all the democratic voters in this demo-
cratic stronghold unless it be through